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1071	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Spring and Baby Poultry are Here | CDC Features	Peep, chirp, quack! Live baby poultry, such as chicks, ducklings, goslings, and baby turkeys, can carry harmful germs called Salmonella. After you touch a chick, duckling, or other baby bird, or anything in the area where they live and roam, WASH YOUR HANDS so you don't get sick!			CLICK HERE
1204	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National HIV Testing Day | CDC Features	June 27 is National HIV Testing Day, a day to get the facts, get tested, and get involved!	pre-exposure prophylaxis 0.38502 CDC 0.357027 routine care 0.377882 health care provider 0.571608 lifesaving information 0.376991 right way 0.378843 body 0.314081 Today. 0.3162 Young people 0.382862 test your way 0.449848 HIV status 0.643332 prevention information 0.371915 Facebook 0.315711 Tool 0.313591 needs 0.313554 HIV Risk Reduction 0.628843 download posters 0.373773 friends 0.313774 HIV medicines 0.579023 HIV medicine 0.584233 chances 0.315923 frequent testing 0.385347 treatment 0.315184 testing event 0.389131 United States 0.386476	community leaders 0.373605 Twitter 0.314972 share videos 0.373813 prevention campaign 0.370841 national hiv testing 0.78449 HIV tests 0.572594 example 0.330021 ways 0.316145 theme 0.316457 drugstores 0.318474 routine health care 0.451565 local organization—get 0.386085 reminder 0.316987 testing site 0.380045 PrEP 0.330747 bisexual men 0.381667 Facts 0.314914 BETA 0.313581 HIV 0.968457 powerful information 0.371205 ages 0.31488 clinic 0.31525 family 0.313781 HIV infection 0.595571	CLICK HERE
6186	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Childhood obesity: issues of weight bias.	null	obese employees 0.432944 height discrimination 0.366647 obese students 0.44831 preventive health screenings 0.36415 social consequences 0.379325 weight discrimination 0.397641 obesity prevention 0.375164 health care providers 0.543257 obesity 0.558235 family members 0.36793 obese people 0.524279 nonobese peers 0.365909 multiple ways 0.378147 body mass index 0.416827 obese elementary school 0.459183 potential negative role 0.364287 gradual weight loss 0.389833 overweight students 0.396494 Asian American adolescents 0.36491 physical health 0.380421 negative stereotypes 0.40152 obese women 0.432787 weight bias 0.926797 substantially overweight females 0.404981 weight gain 0.38979	obese children 0.760135 obese youth 0.439783 overweight males report 0.403256 Obese adolescent females 0.462404 negative body image 0.375664 inferior body image 0.364269 obesity worsens 0.384011 overweight characters 0.374432 low self-esteem 0.369969 comparable academic performance 0.363996 school health care 0.371864 overweight females 0.425357 substantially overweight males 0.397776 obese men 0.432767 overweight patients 0.394247 obese applicants 0.48889 obesity epidemic 0.474983 obese adults 0.45226 inadequate self-discipline 0.375844 weight-biased teasing 0.445965 different racial/ethnic groups 0.365494 overweight males 0.403541 excessive weight 0.39695 childhood obesity 0.422122	CLICK HERE
7308	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0256	The objective of this study was to examine population characteristics relevant to the design and implementation of a state-sponsored colorectal cancer screening program that is responsive to medically underserved populations.	colorectal cancer screening 0.486242 population-based screening 0.422121 adequate screening 0.254375 health insurance 0.271477 health care provider 0.514246 screening advice variables 0.310191 primary care providers 0.23912 regular screening 0.289082 colorectal screening programs 0.336576 endoscopic screening 0.271299 evidence-based screening methods 0.290363 overestimate screening rates 0.28127 current screening 0.274761 state-sponsored colorectal screening 0.346326 state-sponsored colorectal cancer 0.284727 colorectal cancer 0.777419 health care characteristics 0.320659 colorectal screening 0.623664 health care variables 0.284635 Arkansas Colorectal Cancer 0.300447 medically underserved populations 0.372444 screening recommendations 0.259803 screening status 0.274995 Introduction Colorectal cancer 0.244196 colorectal cancer death 0.33189	population-based screening efforts 0.307101 multiple screening methods 0.27253 Arkansas pilot screening 0.289025 Colorectal Cancer Prevention 0.294059 colorectal screening history 0.383869 screening program 0.441794 colorectal screening rates 0.370991 minimal-cost screening 0.25238 health care 0.901965 state-sponsored screening program 0.346918 participants 0.283225 Lower screening rates 0.284718 population-based screening program 0.28429 public health regions 0.37154 physician advice 0.321323 annual household income 0.278227 health care decisions 0.288809 health care visits 0.475627 colon cancer screening 0.290149 population-based screening programs 0.346237 screening methods 0.319962 screening rates 0.375202 low screening rates 0.300976 higher screening rates 0.348621	CLICK HERE
7323	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tattoo-Associated Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Skin Infections - Multiple States, 2011-2012	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	brand B ink 0.393581 sterile ink products 0.428948 NTM skin infections 0.785263 chelonae skin infections 0.390099 ink samples 0.389946 sterile water 0.378269 ink manufacturing sites 0.438763 Colorado tattoo parlor 0.377057 black ink 0.526954 tattoo parlor 0.380314 additional tattoo-associated NTM 0.491131 Michael H. Kinzer 0.381319 NTM species 0.393268 NTM contamination 0.524246 Public health investigations 0.365469 infected tattoo lesions 0.365478 Duc B. Nguyen 0.375019 black drawing ink 0.43548 possible case 0.372471 tattoo ink dilution 0.521526 New York cluster 0.414784 Epi-X public health 0.364806 company A. CDC 0.368024 unopened bottle 0.374739	prediluted gray ink 0.460975 Washington cluster 0.537542 tattoo artist 0.417188 NTM infections 0.50848 FDA regulatory requirement 0.400412 ink ingredients 0.386589 company 0.43393 public health 0.992814 tattoo-associated NTM skin 0.767407 New York 0.713521 cases 0.394694 company B. Water 0.369133 ink dilution 0.523534 environmental samples 0.48631 ink manufacturers 0.44238 tattoo-related NTM infections 0.498526 M. chelonae 0.705047 unopened ink bottles 0.537079 tattoo inks 0.692182 Tattoo-associated NTM infections 0.47746 appropriate hygienic practices 0.376444 gray ink 0.88524 nonsterile water 0.660662 tattoo artists 0.446201	CLICK HERE
8137	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	In Memoriam: Stephen B. Thacker, MD, MSc - 1947-2013	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	Distinguished Service Medal 0.346707 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.237787 Mortality Weekly Report 0.328879 senior-level review 0.218814 book chapters 0.220162 Human Services 0.295825 assistive technology 0.237134 u.s. public health 0.754694 Surveillance Summary component 0.339962 MMWR HTML versions 0.334063 U.S. Department 0.296133 Duke University 0.216967 electronic PDF version 0.300059 public service 0.272966 Tropical Medicine 0.227286 Sinai School 0.223196 London School 0.222209 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.336633 Contact GPO 0.231813 MMWR series 0.307999 public health practice 0.669551 original paper copy 0.3041 MMWR editors 0.241311 substantive contributions 0.2157	Stephen B. Thacker 0.446491 United States 0.217771 original MMWR paper 0.330609 U.S. Government Printing 0.323254 recent Director 0.232123 MSc degree 0.227927 Assistant Surgeon General 0.33317 General Preventive Medicine 0.336215 MMWR readers 0.244092 Princeton University 0.217994 early leadership role 0.318017 Laboratory Services 0.231881 CDC history 0.288173 public health 0.918035 health care 0.262202 subject line 0.23587 health department 0.264654 Dr. Thacker 0.8488 Family Medicine 0.312949 Surgeon General 0.343584 key CDC positions 0.407131 Public Health Service 0.583104 Deputy Director 0.23038 surveillance office 0.247581	CLICK HERE
10464	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: February 13, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	Lyme disease 0.722775 CDC 0.916217 CDC guidance 0.692769 Cardiovascular disease 0.588493 vector-borne disease 0.599273 response planning process 0.640597 Minnesota Flood Responses 0.627596 health care providers 0.655837 Preparedness Summit Pre-Session 0.660498 Weekly Flu View 0.632897 National Vaccine Plan 0.615705 risk communication principles 0.636124 New Emergency Communications 0.643372 Influenza Antiviral Medications 0.626972 Listeria monocytogenes 0.621037 abnormally low body 0.622714 Emergency Risk Communication 0.649134 122-Cities Mortality Reporting 0.613916 emergency preparedness 0.728717 best partnership-communications practices 0.626415 inhibitor antiviral drugs 0.618001 weather-related health problems 0.640417 extremely cold weather 0.626988 CDC iPad App 0.782349 Preparedness Summit Pre 0.655203	extreme cold-weather conditions 0.61482 heart health 0.60569 Winter Weather 0.676725 behavioral health issues 0.646576 New Media Outreach 0.6285 COCA Email Update 0.646949 countless American families 0.630725 heart disease 0.705812 American Heart 0.684069 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.648428 chronic medical condition 0.636439 Health Partners Outreach 0.649936 CDC Scienceclips 0.715326 in-person training centers 0.619302 CDC Recommendations 0.692937 Eastern Time 0.726583 Public Health Preparedness 0.868288 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.621556 Health Preparedness Summit 0.864412 functional needs 0.703099 CDC Vital Signs 0.767759 USDA Food Recalls 0.613412 Behavioral Health Response 0.659447 Response Training Resources 0.63503	CLICK HERE
10548	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	U.S. invasive cancer rates slightly down from 2009 to 2010 | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC’s National 0.470938 Asian/Pacific Islander women 0.520546 invasive cancers 0.577238 preventive cancer services 0.571379 cancer risk factors 0.565592 female breast 0.530031 certain cancer screenings 0.563379 lung cancer 0.573502 cancer preventive services 0.5674 new cancer cases 0.730064 Disease Control 0.473585 ethnic groups 0.508573 rectum cancers 0.54449 colorectal cancer 0.679686 normal tissue 0.467781 Affordable Care Act 0.622413 lower cancer rates 0.574818 cancer sites 0.544489 Cancer Registries 0.507243 human papillomavirus 0.469503 cancers 0.642739 colorectal cancers 0.549694 new cases 0.473866 cervical cancer incidence 0.548739 U.S. colorectal cancer 0.57735	preventable cancers 0.528883 cancer prevention 0.543296 HPV vaccination 0.509387 United States 0.477883 uterine cancers 0.515203 David Espey 0.466985 good news 0.467151 common cancer 0.552464 National Cancer Institute 0.561089 Hispanic men 0.47642 colorectal cancer incidence 0.581495 cost-sharing expenses 0.470642 breast cancer 0.498817 health care coverage 0.505964 highest rates 0.534472 cancer killer 0.496277 common cancers 0.565827 U.S. men 0.48005 invasive cancer cases 0.595893 cancer 0.911419 deadly cancers 0.508424 screening rates 0.467611 important preventive services 0.508694 tobacco cessation services 0.506561	CLICK HERE
12435	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles in the United States, 2015 - Transcript for CDC Telebriefing - Thursday, January 29, 2014 | CDC Online Newsroom	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Disneyland 0.383582 MMR vaccination 0.382621 measles elimination 0.444827 operator 0.379606 California outbreak 0.369468 Dr. Anne Schuchat 0.364326 number 0.465289 U.S. measles outbreak 0.512781 fully vaccinated people 0.396323 pregnant women 0.385614 measles exposures 0.443362 children 0.436283 best protection 0.369481 measles parents 0.442872 typical outbreak 0.37123 recent measles case 0.449722 vulnerable people 0.368469 extremely large outbreak 0.381229 mike stobbe 0.368729 rosanna xia 0.363967 little bit 0.389453 recent measles outbreak 0.479952 anne schuchat 0.844889 reported measles cases 0.466459 dan childs 0.365346	united states 0.415592 states 0.436293 measles cases 0.527458 Disneyland related outbreak 0.371938 measles vaccine 0.571095 erik german 0.37834 decade.  Measles 0.445474 hospital.  Measles 0.445037 local health departments 0.431774 travel history 0.436191 cases 0.561535 question 0.489279 Disneyland outbreak 0.371173 unvaccinated people 0.407405 Disneyland theme 0.368256 people 0.72348 national measles situation 0.464163 used.  Measles 0.446212 super bowl 0.401901 time MMR vaccination 0.368565 year.  Measles 0.427701 Measles spreads 0.444142 measles 0.952827 large multistate outbreak 0.420642	CLICK HERE
12528	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Q-Bank and Q-Notes Demo	Demo of Q-Bank and Q-Notes applications from the National Center for Health Statistics, Questionnaire Design Research Laboratory. Q-Bank is a database consisting of evaluated questions from Federal surveys and links each question to the scientific report that evaluated the survey question. Q-Notes is a software program that supports the structured collection and analysis of cognitive interview data. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/videos/qbank-qnotes.mov	Q-Bank 0.425847	Q-Notes Demo 0.724389	CLICK HERE